A different kind of Web : new connections between archives and our users / edited by Kate Theimer.
Contributor(s): Theimer, Kate [editor.]
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TextPublisher: Chicago : Society of American Archivists, [2011]Copyright date: ©2011Description: xvii, 369 pages : illustrations ; 23 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 1931666393; 9781931666398; 9780838911563; 0838911560Subject(s): Archives -- Information technology | Archives -- Administration -- Technological innovations | Archival materials -- Data processing | Archives users | Web archives | Web archiving | Archives -- Automation | Web 2.0 | World Wide Web | Online social networks | Web sites -- Design | Wikis (Computer science)Genre/Form: Blogs.DDC classification: 006.7/54 LOC classification: CD973.D3 | D54 2011Bibliography, Etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.| Item type | Current library | Shelving location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Something worth sitting still for? Some implications of Web 2.0 for outreach / Joy Palmer, Jane Stevenson -- Case studies : A view to A view to Hugh : reflections on the creation of a processing blog / Stephen J. Fletcher -- "Broadcast yourself" putting Iowa State University's history on YouTube / Michele A. Christian, Tanya Zanish-Belcher -- The virtual archives : using second life to facilitate browsing and archival literacy / Mattie Taormina -- Making friends and fans : using Facebook for special collections outreach / Jessica Lacher-Feldman -- Going where the users are : the Jewish Women's Archive and its use of twitter / Andrea Medina-Smith -- Balancing archival authority with encouraging authentic voices to engage with records / Elizabeth Yakel -- Case studies : Taking photographs to the people : the Flickr Commons Project and the Library of Congress / Helena Zinkham, Michelle Springer -- Harnessing user knowledge : the National Archives' Your archives wiki / Guy Grannum -- Bringing life to records : mapping our Anzacs at the National Archives of Australia / Tim Sherratt -- Wikipedia as an access point for manuscript collections / Michele Combs -- Liberating archival images : the PhotosNormandie Project on Flickr / Patrick Peccatte, translated by Lynne M. Thomas -- New tools equal new opportunities : using social media to achieve archival management goals / James Gerencser -- Case studies : Alice in the archives : the evolution of the catablog / Robert S. Cox, Danielle Kovacs -- A new look for old information : creating a wiki to share campus history / Amy Schindler -- Double-duty blogging : a reference blog for management and outreach / Malinda Triller -- Old divisions, new opportunities : historians and other users working with and in archives / Robert B. Townsend -- Commentary : Is National History Day ready for Web 2.0? / Tobi Voigt -- Waiting for Web 2.0 : archives and teaching undergraduates in a digital age / Jeffrey W. McClurken -- Digging in to our mutual roots : soliciting the views of genealogists, family historians, and companies providing access to archival documents / edited by Kate Theimer -- Going to see the elephant : archives, diversity, and the social Web / Terry D. Baxter -- Archives 101 in a 2.0 world : the continuing need for parallel systems / Randall C. Jimerson -- Conclusion : archivists and audiences : new connections and changing roles in archives 2.0 / Kate Theimer.